Travelling with handicapped person

[wdwlovers5]

I have not been to Disneyland in about 15 years but am a regular yearly visitor to Disneyworld since it opened. Can anyone tell meif Disneyland offer the guest assistance cards as they do in Disneyworld? I plan on going next year and getting all my info together. Thanks so much.

 

[blackjackdelta]

I have not been to Disneyland in about 15 years but am a regular yearly visitor to Disneyworld since it opened. Can anyone tell meif Disneyland offer the guest assistance cards as they do in Disneyworld? I plan on going next year and getting all my info together. Thanks so much.

Yes they do. Much info on the disability board.

Jack

 

[chrissiecutie]

Yes and there's also a Disney Guide for Disabled avail. There's a link somewhere online I'm sure and they also give you one at the parks. It's basically tells you where the entrances are and seating areas for parades, etc. It came in really handy for us!

 

[DisneyFairytale]

They do. We did DL quite a few times shortly after having major surgery. I always had to do those few rides I could do with a special card request. My mother is also legally blind so we were to get evalutated for the Aladdin show which allowed us to have some pretty decent seats.

Go to guest services when you first arrive to the park, and they will help you from there.